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Honestly, the big thing that I'd want is a revamp of the difficulty system, so it's not tied to which play-through you're on anymore. Having to play through the entire game just so that you can keep getting rewards after a certain level was unfun as hell. Especially when you end up falling behind the gear curve and can't actually survive to continue the main story.

Yeah, screw the haters, the Smart Pistol was fine in Titanfall 1. Especially for those of us who don't really play Call of Duty-esque shooters where both the allies and enemies all look almost exactly similar, it was the only way I was actually able to play the game. It was *really* hard to actually get a full lock on a player that was fully using all the mobility options the game gave you.

The old shotguns were vastly more obnoxious.

Games are never as bad as the echo-chamber that is the Crew make them out to be.

I've spent $60 on worse games I regret. *looks at Dark Souls 3* I havn't regretted buying Battleborn yet.

@spoonman671 said:

I should probably point out that it's not a TCG or anything, it's a self-contained dungeon delve in a box.

And I find that I've gotten a lot better at reading and remembering rules after I quit playing Magic back in like 2000 and playing literally anything else.

Heck yeah? Heck yeah. Probably will get into it more than the game itself, especially since the developer's one that's brought us all sorts of sweet games in the past.

Yeah, while Fan the Hammer is a *blast* to play, Order & Law gives some much-needed survivability in TVHM. And it still puts out nice damage.

The middle tree is a blast, although all of them actually look good. What you want to look out for is a non-elemental weapon with a low magazine size so you're always getting the damage buff. Jakobs guns are your friends. Shotguns and pistols I've had good luck with.

I've only seen one legendary so far (Dropped off the Col, a very handy legendary shield), but there's tons of weird and awesome weapons from quests that would've been orange in BL2. Plenty of purples, though, and I'm pretty happy with it.

I've noticed that loot seems to be better, and all the greens and blues you find are still useful to hang onto since you can cram them into the Grinder and upgrade them a tier.

@budwyzer said:

So you actually didn't try everything. It's not actually invincible, but just requires a little bit of out of the box thinking and a leap of faith. Maybe involving something you've had the entire game, but it's never done anything.

Re: Porting it to the 3DS, that would require them to put out SNES games on the 3DS. Which there aren't any so far.